Resources & Insights
Resources & Insights
Coverage guidance, risk education, and practice management insights for healthcare professionals
12 posts in Dentistry
Building Your Own Dental Office? How to Insure the Building LLC and the Practice Separately
A guide for dentists building their own office: builder’s risk, separate policies for the real estate LLC and the practice, lease terms, and loss of rents.
Does Your Dental Malpractice Policy Cover Botox and Fillers?
Before offering Botox or dermal fillers, dentists should confirm state scope, training requirements, carrier approval, endorsements, and license defense coverage.
Leaving a DSO to Open Your Own Practice? The Insurance Checklist Nobody Hands You
Leaving a DSO to open your own dental practice? A checklist covering tail coverage, your own malpractice policy, workers comp, equipment, cyber, and the order to do them in.
Your Dental Malpractice Renewal Went Up. Read These Four Lines Before You Switch Carriers
Before switching dental malpractice carriers, compare the premium, liability limits, policy form, retroactive date, and license defense coverage.
Dental Malpractice Tail Coverage: What Happens When You Sell, Retire, or Change Carriers?
Dental malpractice claims may arise after treatment ends. Learn how tail coverage, prior-acts coverage, retroactive dates, and contractual obligations affect dentists who sell, retire, or change carriers.
Does a Cloud-Based Dental Practice Still Need Cyber Insurance?
Moving your practice-management system to the cloud transfers some responsibility to the vendor. It does not transfer all of the dental practice's cyber risk.
Dental Malpractice Tail Coverage: Do Dentists Need It?
Understand when dental malpractice tail coverage may be needed after a practice sale, retirement, acquisition, or insurance change.
Dental Board Complaints: License Defense Coverage
Learn how license defense coverage can help dentists respond to board complaints and protect their professional future.
Do Dentists Need Malpractice Insurance?
Yes, but the more important question is whether your current coverage actually protects you personally. This guide explains why dental malpractice insurance matters, what individual versus entity coverage means, and what associates and practice owners each need.